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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
1
The notice lists price details for Burton of Bowral and Ceylon blends, with packets obtainable at LaNolwlle Bowral and Astor Tea Rooms Mon Vale. It mentions reg. Selby for electrical supplies, a refreshment stand, and a butcher's relocation to a more suitable premises opposite the Soldiers’ Memorial, promising best meat quality at low prices with civility.
The editorial lauds the recent Bowling Green rearrangement and supports acquiring adjoining land to enlarge Corbett Garden. Alderman Gurney is credited with purchasing a portion at a reasonable price, and the piece urges council action while opportunity exists to create a healthier, safer space for the public and younger residents.
The Red Cross Society continues its work for returned soldiers, disbursing 39,730 pounds 1d in the year to June last. About 28,000 pounds went to sailors and soldiers and their dependents, leaving 29,060 pounds 18s 8d for ongoing activities, with 16,559 pounds 10d from public contributions. By June 30 there were 134 soldiers and 57 civilians in hospitals, 4992 soldiers aided in Aftercare, 4858 dependents assisted, and 700 imperial soldier applications processed. Amendments to electoral law are being drafted, but NSW voters still pay 90 members in the Legislative Assembly, higher than needed.
A correspondent urges urgent provision of swimming baths in towns. While past years saw road and park improvements, public baths are lacking compared with leading towns. The writer notes the absence of baths as a notable deficiency and champions modern facilities.
A Perth debate over the sale of the Commonwealth Line questions its impact on producers and shipping costs. A Primary Producers Association leader argues benefits and fair pricing, while critics claim fare increases and exaggerated losses. The discussion centers on market value and financial saving to producers.
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